The Timid Young Lady Refuses to Yield to Her Scheming Maid

Holding hands, we happily swept the tombs together.

I recommend everyone stop reading this author's books. He frequently abandons projects prematurely. One book had a million words, and he simply stopped writing and abandoned it without even a disclaimer.

The author passed away, in great pain. During cremation, he even seemed to rise from the dead, repeatedly shouting that he wasn't dead. He was finally cremated, chained up, the flames roaring and crackling. His family was incredibly strong; not a single person cried, and one even burst out laughing. That night, the wind was strong. The truck transporting the ashes overturned, shattering the urn. Just as they were about to collect some ashes, a water truck came along.

It's Chinese New Year, let's offer incense to the author.

This author's direct blacklisting is practically like the author of "Shuke" from "Pineapple Bun".

Early tomb sweeping

Let me jot down the time; it's November 6th now. Including the two prologue chapters and twenty-six chapters of the main text, I've read this far, and the characters in the novel are beginning to take shape. Whether it's the gentle, sickly young lady, the cunning and devoted maid, or the recently introduced, beautiful and charming Senior Su, these characters are all unique and vivid. Their storylines are captivating. What's even more impressive is the author's use of interweaving fact and fiction, adding details about the young lady and maid's childhood encounter, and providing an initial explanation for Luo Xi's unwavering devotion to Liu Jing Shu. I can't help but admire the author's logical flow...

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So, will the story about the vampire princess continue?

Please don't criticize if you don't like it, but if you really want to, go ahead and criticize. I quite enjoy watching others' impotent rage... First of all, I personally think this book is pretty good (at least that's what I thought a few days ago, now I'm hard to say...). 1. After the kidnapping scene, the young lady seems like a completely different person (although I'm more inclined to think the author changed the character). It feels like all the main characters have changed, which is a bit uncomfortable to read (this discomfort is like: "You need to go to the toilet, you run to the toilet and find that the rope can't be untied, the toilet is right in front of you, but you can't relieve yourself"—not quite accurate, but anyway, it's very uncomfortable and frustrating to read). 2. Has the protagonist changed? The protagonist is only described in a few sentences...